如何解除安放Laravel护照
原标题：How to uninstall Laravel Passport
I ve decided to use JWT and completely remove Laravel Passport from the project.
I was trying to start with composer remove laravel/passport. However, it does no good:
[SymfonyComponentDebugExceptionFatalThrowableError]
Class LaravelPassportPassport not found
Script @php artisan package:discover handling the post-autoload-dump event returned with error code 1
Removal failed, reverting ./composer.json to its original content.
What could be the right and safe removing procedure?
最佳回答
You can remove passport by manually deleting this line "laravel/passport": "^4.0" in your composer.json file then run composer update.
If you re running Laravel 5.4 or below, make sure to remove this line in your app.config file LaravelPassportPassportServiceProvider::class
And all classes that relies on passport must be edited as well. The most common classes are:
User model, remove the HasApiToken trait.
AuthServiceProvider, remove Passport::routes(); in your boot method.
Your config/auth.php, change your driver option for api authentication
问题回答
With Laravel 7, I did it this way:
Step 1. In the file app/Providers/AuthServiceProvider.php, remove these two lines:
use LaravelPassportPassport;
Passport::routes();
Step 2.
$ composer remove laravel/passport
$ rm -r ./resources/js/components/passport # if any
$ rm -r ./resources/views/vendor/passport # if any
Step 3. In the file resources/js/app.js, remove passport components registration. You may also find and remove these registered components if you used it somewhere:
$ grep -rn passport-authorized-clients resources/js/*
$ grep -rn passport-personal-access-tokens resources/js/*
$ grep -rn passport-clients resources/js/*
Step 4. Find and remove HasApiTokens from your models:
$ grep -rn HasApiTokens *
Remove also the import line going with it:
use LaravelPassportHasApiTokens;
Step 5. Remove oauth keys
$ rm storage/oauth-*.key
Step 6. In the file config/auth.php, look for guards:api:driver and revert from passport to token.
Step 7. Drop Passport tables and clean migration table
$ php artisan tinker
>>> Schema::drop( oauth_access_tokens );
>>> Schema::drop( oauth_auth_codes );
>>> Schema::drop( oauth_clients );
>>> Schema::drop( oauth_personal_access_clients );
>>> Schema::drop( oauth_refresh_tokens );
>>> DB::table( migrations )->where( migration , like , %_oauth_access_tokens_table )->delete();
>>> DB::table( migrations )->where( migration , like , %_oauth_auth_codes_table )->delete();
>>> DB::table( migrations )->where( migration , like , %_oauth_clients_table )->delete();
>>> DB::table( migrations )->where( migration , like , %_oauth_personal_access_clients_table )->delete();
>>> DB::table( migrations )->where( migration , like , %_oauth_refresh_tokens_table )->delete();
>>> exit
Step 8. And finally, refresh your installation:
$ composer dump-autoload
$ php artisan optimize:clear
$ npm run dev
After following Paul s steps. Remove the Passport Migrations in database migrations table and run command artisan migrate:refresh.
Couldn t comment under devondahon s reply.
After following all steps from devondahon s answer,
make sure to delete migration files from database/migrations. any migration that contains create_oauth
Then run php artisan migrate:fresh --seed (if you want to refresh database. Not applicable for live site. --seed is for seeding sample data)
